Teacher Education & School Improvement Faculty
Keisha L. Green
Co-Founder, Center of Racial Justice and Youth Engaged Research
Program Coordinator, Teacher Education and School Improvement
Keisha Green is a community-engaged scholar and critical teacher educator.
Beverley Bell
Senior Lecturer
Bev has been involved in higher education in the U.S. for over 21 years and K-12 education for over 16 years in South Africa and Namibia.
Daryl Essensa
Program Coordinator, 180 Days
Daryl Essensa is a senior lecturer II in TECS, and program coordinator for the TEACH 180 Days secondary teacher licensure residency.
Meg L. Gebhard
Linda Griffin
Professor
Griffin's research and scholarly interest for over 25 years has been on the teaching and learning of sport related games.
Robert Maloy
Teacher Education & School Improvement
Betsy McEneaney
Betsy McEneaney teaches in the Department of Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies, with interests in research methods, equity in STEM, and school-community
Kysa Nygreen
Professor Nygreen teaches courses in urban education, adolescent identity, educational diversity, and qualitative/participatory research methods.
Torrey Trust
Torrey Trust, Ph.D. is a Professor of Learning Technology in the Department of Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies in the College of Education.
Laura Valdiviezo
Prof. Valdiviezo’s interest is in re-conceptualizing and reforming schools as loci of change for social justice.
Ruth-Ellen Verock
Associate Chair, Department of Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies
Ruth-Ellen Verock is a senior lecturer in the department of Teacher Education & Curriculum Studies.
